@Heaven – I know it’s tough! Partly because time keeps passing regardless of what you do. Whereas you have to actively choose to work out! Maybe set an alarm 3x a day for the first few days to get in the habit?

I started tracking time again on Jan 1 this year because I want to get into the habit of writing. I was just reflecting on my time log and wrote out some thoughts. Tracking time just for a few days already helped me figure out how to look for time outside the regular weekdays to develop new habits.

I’m a huge fan of your blog and book, so just writing to thank you!

Also congrats on your newborn! He looks absolutely adorable. I’m expecting my first child in April this year. Very inspired by your running streak too. I’ve been keeping up exercises throughout the pregnancy too. It gives me more energy and relieves stress. Wouldn’t do it any other way.

Would love it if you could give a look at my reflection on the time log and share your thoughts:)

Happy weekend!

https://www.livwu.com/2020/01/think-of-time-management-in-whole-week.html#more

Laura, I started back up with the Clockify time tracker. I had experimented with it earlier last fall. I think I’ll keep the manual printed log, then transfer daily totals to Clockify (web browser https://clockify.me/tracker). I can add notes and have export my data as an excel spreadsheet. I think this may work for me without too much time involvement. I already have most of my activities set up from working in the program last fall.